Collagen News and Research

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Collagen fiber length may be a key overlooked parameter used by normal cells to become invasive

Collagen is the most abundant protein in mammals, making up skin, bone, tendons and other soft tissues. Its fibrous nature helps cells to move throughout the body, but until now, it wasn't clear how the length of fibers influences how cells move in groups.

8 Oct 2019

Researchers develop 3D tissue models of brain tumors in a brain-mimicking microenvironment

A team of Tufts University-led researchers has developed three-dimensional human tissue culture models of pediatric and adult brain cancers in a brain-mimicking microenvironment, a significant advancement for the study of brain tumor biology and pharmacological response.

4 Oct 2019

Research supports role of efficacy-first natural regimens to restore and improve skin health

Burt's Bees, a pioneer in natural skin care, today announced research supporting the role of efficacy-first natural regimens to defend, restore and improve skin health.

4 Oct 2019

Researchers are developing new therapy to counter the effects of traumatic brain injury

A blow to the head or powerful shock wave on the battlefield can cause immediate, significant damage to a person's skull and the tissue beneath it.

4 Oct 2019

Laser therapy can be safe and effective in treating vaginal problems, study suggests

Nearly 50% of menopausal women complain of vaginal dryness, itching, and burning, among other commonly reported menopause symptoms. Laser therapy is one of the newer techniques for addressing these problems.

2 Oct 2019

Vitamin C improves survival rate in sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)

The body’s immune system works by protecting against disease and potentially damaging foreign bodies. In some instances, it may become impaired, leading to overreaction to infection.

1 Oct 2019

Ancient bones and modern study methods add up to better science

Bone is a material that is essential for the study of humans in long-ago times. More precisely, the collagen, or fibrous tissue, which provides the groundwork for these bones, is required for radiocarbon dating of the fossil, as well as studies on ancient diet and the protein composition of older humans.

27 Sep 2019

Prehistoric baby bottles: evidence animal milk fed to prehistoric babies

A new study shows that infants in Bronze and Iron Age communities were fed milk using feeding vessels of clay. This report, appearing on September 25, 2019, in the journal Nature, shows the important place that animal milk has played in human food for thousands of years.

26 Sep 2019

New needle-free 'exosome' treatment to reduce wrinkles in UV-exposed mice

In the quest for a more youthful appearance, many people slather ointments on their skin or undergo injections of dermal fillers. But topical treatments often aren't very effective because they don't penetrate deep within the skin, whereas the results from injections typically last for only a few months and can be painful.

25 Sep 2019

Study identifies factor essential for tendon growth

Insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF1) is essential for allowing tendons to adapt to physical activity and grow properly, according to basic science research by investigators at Hospital for Special Surgery.

24 Sep 2019

New method to grow core-shell nanofibrous scaffolds for repair of meniscus tears

Damage to the meniscus is common, but there remains an unmet need for improved restorative therapies that can overcome poor healing in the avascular regions.

23 Sep 2019

New study identifies potential enzyme target for diabetic retinopathy

A new study shows that diabetic retinopathy (DR), or retinal disease caused by the high blood glucose levels in diabetes mellitus, is due to the death of retinal cells because of the high levels of a pro-enzyme called lysyl oxidase propeptide (LOX-PP). This could help researchers develop specific treatments by targeting this molecule.

22 Sep 2019

Collagen News and Research

Latest Collagen News and Research

Collagen fiber length may be a key overlooked parameter used by normal cells to become invasive

Researchers develop 3D tissue models of brain tumors in a brain-mimicking microenvironment

Research supports role of efficacy-first natural regimens to restore and improve skin health

Researchers are developing new therapy to counter the effects of traumatic brain injury

Laser therapy can be safe and effective in treating vaginal problems, study suggests

Vitamin C improves survival rate in sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)

Ancient bones and modern study methods add up to better science

Prehistoric baby bottles: evidence animal milk fed to prehistoric babies

New needle-free 'exosome' treatment to reduce wrinkles in UV-exposed mice

Study identifies factor essential for tendon growth

New method to grow core-shell nanofibrous scaffolds for repair of meniscus tears

New study identifies potential enzyme target for diabetic retinopathy

Researchers discover potential approach to treating diabetic retinopathy

Scientists identify pathway for treatment-resistant lung cancer

Genetics may predispose some diabetic patients to develop kidney disease

Authenticated mast cells successfully developed from hematopoietic stem cells

Researchers find potential new treatment for diabetic retinopathy

Scientists identify potential target for treating cardiac fibrosis

Study quantifies energetic costs of cancer cells during metastasis

Failed cancer drug could potentially be used to treat fibrotic diseases and scleroderma

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Collagen News and Research

Latest Collagen News and Research

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